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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

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The diGsrsnce between RELIGION
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elpIes Ana u conduct Compare !
rodly household with I eoiless ana
Snswer the Argument Il Won can.
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5ssn re- eoy slshs lc.sh "pser MOTHER
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49,. = .su .. "o"n a araSt % World
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c'ess nan On : suissy eue!'
'on Pau'eu - n's sermon ana sa'd'
ss~ - advertisement tor nve nun.
49,. s'ooPess 'or Fahso.d' tnink !
sou'1 suPPy ny' anu recommend
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The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

"A reporter dropped into prom
iasnt hotel 70 have bic boots polished.
The weather va decidedly threaten
Ing q tho Time and - he left the
chair DO saids IL u almost certain %
rain. and ! shall loss my elegant tsn-
cent shine" oh. we'll Ok that All
right" said ths frsscoer. s'rll give
you : rain check. and II yOu lose
your shine come hack this afternoon
and ! will give yoa another. ~ aro60
m PFooa
The Jasper weekly courier. [volume] (Jasper, Ind.) 1858-1922, 1887-10-07

- nugget Of gold weighing; 16e
ounces and s psnnyweights was recent
y found near Breckenridge. Il i
worth - specimen close % g. 900. Il
3 said 70 b the largest lump q gold
ever found in California But one AZ
mosA 4 not quite - large was taken
from the Little Annie mine in Summit
district Rio Grande County. late in
l076 Australia produced the largest
nugget q gold every discovered L
weighed lS0 pounds, and was disoov-
cred q Ballarat near Geslong.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
ALETTtR TO OGLESDY
Az APPEAL fRoa rrs ANARCHISTS.
haaxss fis~Ass saa E1xsi. fhrss ~ shs
s'saasssasd asa. D~sisss rhsir taao-
esses saa beGa&aa @L4hsFty "a
D~stht - Dselstssa =. LEA

taicA.so. Sos. l~-i.oais Llasx A3olph
ftsehef snd GeoFxs EngeL three II tie
eorsaemaet anarehis.s have written opsn
letters % GoseFaes Oxlesby protesting
s<alasl the coau muiaiion oi their sentsncs
And demanding. as Parsons bad doiS
Either liberty or death Enxel ssys
ara not ssArs of HAVING violated
any az of This coantry. Ia my uTla
DeAef IN the constitution which the
io1f1ers Of this republic belaearhed 20
this people and which remains unalgefed.
have exercised the right Og free speech
ana nave criticized tas eHistinx condition of
socis'y which 1 regard as the rixht Of every
honest citizen. Iae posers tnat be TuAy
nlaftsf me, but they cannot legally
punish nae" Lingg says he called upon
tAe oppressed masses - oppose the force OF
their oppressors With fore ia order to at
taln diguinej aud manly existence by Sc
caring full returns OF their labor. This.
aDd oaly this, IS the crime proved againe
me. Fischer SAYS. n am no murderer,
and cannot apologize for action OF which
Know Am Innocent and should | ask for
mercy on account oi my principles, which |
honestly believe 10 be true and noble /
ain no hypocrlte and have, therefore no
excuse 10 ciier with regard 10 being an
anarchist, by my experience past eighteen
months, have only strengthened my con-
uctiOns. Fischer denies that he Is
responsible for the death of the policemen
al The Hayniasket aud closes his letter with
a long statement about tho condition OF
society and 'lnimense dissatisfaction
anoog the working people"
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
THE BALANCE SHEET
THE PusIc ossT es0Ocuos
S--rfy ssssatsea altiisas - oesae@F- fhs
xss<5 DsAf. Lsss essa - sbs FF..s4fy.
o., ,B1ssaz.7of- sh.a F4iF1hlia
n4s Dtas

WAssfss1os. Sov. i-rhe -s1aeti9a IN
tbs psioiie dsot aanas Ossaosf paat amount
"a - 90 So ai,s al sor the nrst foaF
monshs - ths current asaI ysAf - so.-
7o0 70. The tstsl isaf today. Isss cash n
ths frssaaFy. is a. - ss,z l3i. The iatsr-
s-r 1ssriag 1sbs sAouals - sl04t 20. lt-.
and % this smoans So 80 $50 o1 4 per
cents and So. 54t.e 90 OF A Ter oeais ars
Outstanding. Tbs net cash IN ths Treasury
todaT "a So. 20. 7ct or about GIL 80 90
more thsa a uloltA ag0 National bank
1syosltores lodag aoid k5l ~ A.. Ia GOV
sranent flncs. riiiY six Biiiiion more than
90 Notoosr l. The gold coln and b1lllou
mad oslancs IA Treasury lataY Aszf-e stes
49,. 81 90 sita gold certificate liabilities
outstanding amounting o. 40 bsf. ifj
has iaasing god land balance ~ s4f2.-
1o3.,iz. agsinst oa.anos of slsZ ~ Js6
month Az0. The silver coin aud bullion
f41d today = 1xls 80 SIS sig1 titH. Is 4J7
Ia silver certificates OUTSTANDING thus max
ing ne silver fund balance 80. .l35.57l.
ssaiosl s8t5asi @i2 oa October 4 II q add
ton ~ this silver fund there . Ia Treasury
sasets y 81 olo Ia trais dollar b0iilou-
Tbs Govern neaE rece. pls for October
we're 81 -. .ts.. or about t1AO0oO more
taan darng October. is~5. The customs
receipts TOR sne pssf mon a asgreg .ted g. :,
sv1 go. Internal revenue receipts slO 4o7.
oi3, and receipts from miscellaneous
source t-t1b 10. The expenditures
auriD< ociober Aggregated 81. 81 -.
or kitfD.laO lNes thAn during
October isSo The receipts and ekpenfii-
lures ior the hssl ioar mouths 0i ths cur
rent year. compared with the correspond
fng period of tns last lscAi year. are as
sbalb~s. Receipts. i>3T, sl8z ltt io5. ex.
pendllgres. si12 916. SCI. receipts. ls,1. tl3t-
4si. go expenditurss $40 2GJlZ5.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
A WFUL D|SASTER R
exPLos ON AND FIRE lN ST. LOUIS.
Twelve Persons Buried IN the Ruins of
burning Botiding-A whole Family
Wiped out-Ths Cause Of the
Explosion Jnknows.

Sr. LoUIs, Nov. IA terrific explosion
occurred about 2.S0 O'Clock this morning in
the grocery store OF Michael Newman on
South fourteenth-st. The grocery and two
adjoining two-story brick buildings were
completely demolished. and twelve per
sons, including the wife aud five children
OF Newman aud two families living in the
adjoining houses were buried in the ruins.
The cause of the explosion is a mystery.
some sttributing it To the criminal use Of
dynamite. others TO powder stored ia the
building and others to the accidental ex-
plosion of gasoline. The firemen at 3.I5
this morning had succeeded in clearing
away space about ten feet square in the
centre of the rains when faint cry of
agony broke upon their ears coming from
beneath the debris. The fire was creeping
in on three sides. but they fought OF the
flames 10 prevent cremation Of the suffering
living as well as the remains of the dead. A
little later child in the last tortures of
death was handed out. placed in the ambu-
lance and started toward the disDenssry. A
moment later, Annie Newman's lifeless
form was found clasping in her arms her
dead daughter. Katie, aged eleven years
The corpse of Michael Newman was taken
out at the same time. These we're mangled
bloody and charred to revolving degree
All OF the Newman family have been taken
out and may as well ba counted "a dead, as
the TWO suffering children will die.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Df. Van he Water last night preached
ifoin the iext--"Choos0 y0u this dAs whom
We VIII serve. ..... bui - Tor me aud my
house, We vii serve tie Lord. --Jos4..
triF.l5. The family. OF al divine insinu-
ions on earth, is the lrzi that wes creatsd.
The iathsr is the head q; his most sa-
cred institution aud tie spokesman
and arbitrator a. seli a. the
pfoyider. Nothing j. so foolish and ms
chieyous In Us tendency as ior the father Of
Tie iSmlly 10 say. Il let NV chlldren grow
~ aud then they may CHOOSE their own
religion As well might Le say aud Isl
them grow up aud decide Tor themselves
whether or not hey viii choose % sfcdy
naibematics. geography. or any other
necessary branches OF education. But
further how shameful IL a. 10 trust the
religious training VI yOnr child 80 toe half
hont II gets once n week ir0m as sunday
teacher say sunday school teacher mnv
be your assistant The clergyman ln
measure Is only that bat YOU are the
diylnely instituted priest in your family.
ana you can tfian for your responsibility 10
20 one else. Ia every family there ought
TO be prayer al least IN the morning. aud A.
al meals aud the religious library should
al least. and above all. consist % bible
Arsi-ciass family commentary. aud = bu0k
Of Common PRAYER.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
ANOTHER BUILDING ASSOCIATION
Organized With a Capital of Two Million
Dollars.

The matter Of a Loan and Building ssso-
ciation which has been sgitated for some
tine by the leading business men Of the
Valley City, has taken form and promises to
DC one Of the Lest institution. ia this
growing city. several prelir nary meetings
having been held. a final mceung Was beld
and which resulted IN Q permanent orgsui-
zstion. The authorized capital is 31V1o.Ops
The following is list Of the incorporations
Aessrs. Joseph HouseInan. !. G. Levi, A.
=. Davis, OF Chicago. biias Mater, r. NJ
Barnard, II. =. Mccormick. NJ. ". House
man, Hugo Snyder. Albert Damskv, James
A Coye, A r. sobafsr. Thos. Hill, E.A. stowe
Bro, }. 4. :. Nerdier, =. A. Burlingame,
and J. Fred Miller.
The following were elect directors OF
the association and fhey viii hold meet
ing IA the near future 10 elect permanent
officers.
Asssrs. Joseph HousemRn. I. 9. Levi. II
F. Mccormick. A. l.. Dasis Thomas Hill.
J.. A. stove, James 4. CoYe. A r Schafe 7.
J. A = N@~dieg p A. Bufingame and 4
N. housensan we're eboeen.
The association xas formed under the
aTseaded iaw passed hy the last Legs efrrs
to sntbsrxs the formation Of corporations
fof tuet thls purposs There is now ia this
city the Srand Espits Ball8lnG and
Homestead Associsfion. the Gran q
Rapids bai'diag and I.eAsine Association
both organizes in Nay. lss8 sad wlth tAe
present organization. ne CITY will - well
represented Ia his field.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

he poaf lasns door sllke- As hsa jass ~
lsrles ifaa sAs S1sia 4a8 As 0aaAs bxts
happier tAss esef tai be w&s = feeiasni sa
sfano f.4uses- fis sev 40 es9 taas skailf-
isea a. taoea tarst' - l1.s
= ~ e-zinfnts5es t4ca fVslorted Gna Fec0Ns
tDeaaea ths fa1loe ~ seRt.euaea iof ansl4
tSts oi tie taAlA ~ ifFcll2T ~ n cist4
-. cee. y. brgk Nm MlaeissGas Jss
Head y b. flsAsF. l'r johnson. iaalss
bisir. I n sfg&aan hears sguae. ". "a
stevens q h. Morgan. 4. = h.naEe % a.
hal. Ben ftltnHsa. iaal slekelse A Is
Atsoo. =. a hlasesia - a. fo2 Jatl
Ce,sds q a. l.esaAlo. 81 i. fissrll. Ma
ID lewels. ckAs. h. Sligh. ~ AarllA. Jll
ias hsuseasn. {. a O.aslxiotk Il. "a. I'll.
bert 81 Il Cnoeay. b HI Nstars
I y. ,flbsr asked t. be exoasea ffsll
Acting iarvCiaf
felsr Dasaa hoped that Nr D4bssi
would eoassat ~ pe msEsvr 0i tAs
boss1 Hts advice N4s nclcss4ff in pfo-
less 81 ihs kina.
Peter DoFaa moved thsi fse nore direc-
tors es aides 80 tA@l a.. kaA Asaaus iaisbt
Dt Included IA ihs llst
some stated thht IL was proposed th.l
Ar al Asmis Woald he the SECRETARY 81
the basfd
lessf Doran's motion VA lost
". ; stuart s4la ihal he action ~ az
pointing thrse Kentsuicn directors wat
worthless, ~ There were no ARTICLES df ll-
cri eiat0a- 4he point Nas Doual1errs
well t4ken. aud a VAS resolved thai lls
haiheh mentioned he requested 10 perfect tue
incorporation oi The fae~' me-
Messrs n. J. Stuart A. - Nus legusn
anu Al. ID. {. Nsn Asusus were theu a.
pointed a commitius ~ secure slgnsfures Ca
the ARTICLES of Tie association ana "a rspell
al a subsequent rlcsLnE. Another ueeli1s
VIII be held a week from toul4A ana IN tss
mean time tie articles of tat ASSOCIATION
~ill be completed. aud the organ zail0n
vii then b. perfected
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Nsw YOx<. Nov. The new immigrant
tariff rates. adopted by the general passen-
ger agents az their recent meeting. went
into s.sct today. They will supersede all
previous regular or special immigrant tariffs,
and viii Affect ali trunk lines from New
York to ths Vest. Tbs immigrant clearing
houss has issued pamphlet containing the
fares 10 al western points. nder the new
tariff. the immixran fare from New York to
Chicago IS si3. 10 So Louis 81. % Bismarck.
Dsk.. kif55. to Denver s4l.f0. 70 Birming-
ham. Ala. So. - Dallas. Tex. sZ9.35. %
New rseomah. Washington Territory. So,
"a san Francisco k53.25. and 10 intermsdiate
points At proporti0uate rates.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

In Camelshair fabrics so
are able 20 SHOW some pew
styles-ocean blaes aud The
copper haes prevailing. our
Combination SuItings are
without parable either at
home or abroad At 10. Is
and 20 dollars we are without
competitors. Our
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

ch.s a. essssss shs iassatsr ef tAs
~Rs&sEsla sofss "a. a. <,t4x

th.s n esstass ths iasSatsr ef tns
~Fs~sssls ssrss "a sAs en-.
eh4s -. Dsiss.n. tks t3moes y .sA Aef oi
tAs ieifoits. ebamg4sas ~ he wosia.
arrived Ia to~a l@ss night gz.afleF hss
beso gaklus Al silver ined clouds for ihsss
years t'N ss has nog forvet1ea ris o.ty
shsgs - snsls ais dsbui A. . professional
naii player lie wAs gfesled 81 : uuui ber
u hs fneeds AID a3missfs e
TIE game up Io~n. zna hs seesa
81 LspPy e. be ln tns siss
of BIS cary uiumpas upon The 6ismona
4szln. fnoush hs afe~s = - AIRY a. large
as osnx cashiers trom DttFoif, be loves
"A Eifi tn~ofand Rapids more. Charley
= prosperous noa AMI aky make
some Investments ia real estate hsFe before
leaving. eIsasiug at base bali matters he
said the Deuolis sen simply lnxiucsbls
last season snt 4 the sz1se mes are re-.
tsined for nett year hs ihoughf Il would be
a. easy matter 10 ain the psansnt again
he - in magnificent share physically aud
says he never ieit 80 healthy aud well Ia
hls life. lie viii remain ia his fAyorite
city until neKl Saturday. when he Viii
leave Tor Chicago ~here he will spend the
winter.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
oETRo,Ts coaoNsa DEAD.
He Passes Assy After Moath's OF
suffering.

DErRorr. Nov. l-Coroner Richard II.
Keefs died a. ESQ this morning. a. Harper
hospital lie had TOR some months been
suffering from a chronic ailment. but . de-
termination not 70 succumb b The trouble
kept bin ott and about bis duties until
iss weeks ago. His condition fnaliy
reached a crisis. when an operation on him
vas resorzed 70 as the las eKpedient for
pfolonsiDg his life. The operation vas =
most delicate one. and as the phy ysicians
haif anticipated a. the lime. death followed.
Coroner keefe was born in Whitehall. n.
y. on JQly 4. 81 years ago He served bis
time as a machine nIolder IN Buffalo and in
io52 moved - Detroit. lie worked a. bis
trade here up 90 a few ysazs ago. when .
partial lysis-lncaDacitated him for
further manual labor. He was one OF the
orxsnizsrs Of the brotherhood Of machine
n0idsrs in Detroit 10 is6O and remained an
active member OF the order and ole Of It's
advisers up % the day Of his death. he was
Democrat in politics and always took q
warm interest ia the affairs OF his party.
Three years axo be VAS elected Coroner and
last year vas re-electsd by an increased
majority lie was = genial and courteous
okIeiai
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Peter Doran concluded bis argument ia
the Laughlin case yesterday forenoon fi,
was followed by Mr. Graves of toe prose.
cutlon, who spoke for sn hour and bail
!. ". Withcy followed With lengthy and
well considered review oi the testimony
gwen by the witnesses for the defense. Mf
hoy. who has had charge Of ibs case ioI
The street Railway Company. made q ie a
remarks before the Adjournment Of couri
ana will probably occupy sil of the fore.
noon today. AT. Mitchell will then G ose
the case Tor the plaintiff ln all probability
~ time TO enable Judge Buriueaine to make
Lls charge 90 the jury late THE afternoon "a
that the jury can iate the case tonight. The
case has occupied the attention OF the court
over three weeks
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

wsrEELoo. Iowa. No'r. IA sensation
Il created hers BY the confession Of Wm.
Mudsfroni. held tor The murder Of Christian
Hsmme. he wss sleeping w-sh Hemme.
and iuss before daylight. October 2. smoth.
ered him gith the beflciothes. When bis
victim vas nsarly unconscious be and Mrs
Hsmme dragged Hemme 10 the well aud
threw him in. and that he struggled in the
water only a short time. tie said Mrs.
Hsmne wsnted to get rid Of her husband.
sad sdmittsd that he and Mrs. Homms
had been uniaviuily intimate Oficars
have been sent 10 arrest Mrs. Hsmme.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

BEStfs. NOV. l.-Emperor Williams
continuous illness causes great anxiety
throughout Germany. The fact that the
aged monarch does not throw of the ELECTS
VI bis cold 80 readily as on former occas-
sions lead to apprehension that his vitality
8 becoming seriously impaired. The
Crown Prince holds himself prepared 10
return u Berlin from the South AZ a
moments notice. HIS throat il said TO DC
improving and there is no doubt his voice
az least IS stronger than for some time
past. There Is not any great belief Ia
his complete recovery.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

LosDOs, Nov. L-Lord Harrington. in a
speech a. Truro 1a-t evening admitted that
the Jnlonists hsd an uphill nght before
them. bat declared that The Gladstonians
were aware taas tho UniOnists still possess
ed great influence. lie was unconscious OF
having taken step back ward as Morley
had alleged. though, a. Gladstone had not
uasde single concession, be lHartingtonl
bad aJt foalnd u necessary - alter his posi-
tlon. Is was impossible. he said, 10 deal
With tie question OF home government In
ireland until the idea Of disIiaet Irish
natlOoaiism should De removed.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

WasElSsFos. Nov. The Comaiissiener
q Pensions = today ln receipt Of telegram
from Special Examiner J. F. fitzPsfrlck q,
Baltimore. Nd, announcing the conviction
of William =. Mofstt in the g. \ Cours A.
that F4aoe- N0tfett va a. applicant for a
pension To sscsre the same hs forged the
raa-s ~ several comrades ard the iarates
of tnree iustioes % <t1e pescs r. sfHiavif.
nisd ia support q TsA claim. lie wss A..
rested Aarch ~ l-.f. aud sabseaaentIv
iliietsd Tor lsrxsries. On ta@ Esth d. -
October. ne proceedings ended bv - con
vAetio0 of Aofetton sFerv count
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Tire heads Of the committees and oai ser,
OF the y. NJ. {. A. had a social gathering 81
the rooms last night Cor tie purpose @.
hesring TIE plans for the Winter. Tie Gri
hour was spent ln an Informal social. TIE
tables were then brought tn the rooms an
several ladies' q the Auxiliary ssrvas Ia.
Treatments 10 the boys. several - ihs
committees then reported plans c;c. q
Is. Williams. state Secretary 81 teafrla.
then maue some remarks that were ttrt
interesting. Different; matters of lrfsretl
were iaiked over. among which Wa ibe
probability - establishing q cioreus. sing
ing class. orchestra ara nrnss band. The
Association - ia very bouiiehlng c0nGi-
ton
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

DrBLrS, Nov. i.-Dllon, speaking at a
League meeting At Limerick today, said that
partisan Judges had confirmed the Mitch
ellstown sentence upon O'Brien under cir
cumstAnces astounding even 10 those ac-
quainted with the mockery of the laws
prevailing in Irish courts. Ii O'Brien's
friends had mad force enough present they
would have rescued him al any cost. He
would scorn people who. having power to
procure liberty, would submit 10 such
brutal tyranny.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Ten Thousand More.

DETROIT, Nov. lon Saturday last Rev.
Dr. Reilly, as Treasurer of the Irish Nation
al League sent over to the men fighting for
irish independence at home a remittance of
$4,000. This morning he sent further
cable remittance as follows. to Joseph ellis
Bigger at London:
"DErEoIT. Noy. 1.-The League is getting
into line / send ten thousand dollars mo re
TO test coercion. Half this sum is from
fearless Philadelphia. VIM. O'Brien in
prison Is worth ten thousand q week.
CHARLES o. REILLY, Treasurer
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
THE THEATRES.

Kellar. they call him, the wonderful
Kellar, and judging from the comments o.
the press in the large cities where he ha,
been giving engagements for some year.
past, he is certainly wonderful. Ills en-.
gagement at Powers Grand Opera Hous,
commencing tomorrow night will prove a.
entertaining as anything that has been
offered In that theatre. The reserve seat
sale will begin this morning. On Saturday
afternoon, the school children xill find the
hellar matinee one prolific with fun aud
amusement.
zone of the Bravest" was greeted with
another large audience at Redmond's Grand
last evening, and Manager Garwood had the
pleasure of early displaying the standing
room only" sign. There are number OF
fine features about the piece and il will be
pronounced success during the entire
week.
"A Wife's Honor" will appear at Red
monds the first half of next week. LAu-
renee Marston, the author appears in the
leading role.
Miss Maud Oswald. the aerial star. Is max
ing hit at Smiths ODera House. as are
also the Nestor Brothers, the wonderful sc-
robats. The usual Wednesday matinee
" IA be given this afternoon.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

cHckeo. Nov. L--r~o hundi Ell and 6fy
iob priaters. over haif Of she Whole number
in the city. vent on a strike this morning.
Their 6ght i for The nine-hour day. A
nfeinher ID tha strikrrs Executive Commit.
tee said that severai q tbe iarxest offices
yielded before the hour srt for The SIR a..
The employers express confdeuce 81 = vic
tory. snd inomsre fbaf their main liDe of
scron VI te 20 fii the Gliices With non
nnLln nlal
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

Nxw Yonx, Nov. Clarke. RAdicliff &
60. cold st public suct.ou to-day. through
wiimering. HoEiset & Co. apctione-rs.
sWoO0o worth Of knit underwear, the
largest sale OF ths kind sver made ia this
Conntry. The prices realized we're very
isiT and IN some Instances numbers OF
cases Of spsctsi makes brought very high
prices. Tke greatest Generalization pre-
vsliet on scarlet wool underwear. bat even
IN this line Of selling. the hFm s1prsss
themselves "a well satisfied
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

wEsTcsrsrEs, Pa, Nov. Phillip
Msxuirs, editor Of the Nsr'. and ". s.
Bowen. Superintendent Of the Gas Com
psny. have been notified 81 Father spsuId-
nd. Of 81. Agnes church. that they cannot
occupy pews nor receive sacrzmenfs 81 long
a. their children are sent to other than
parochisl schools. in obediencs to a recent
pastoral order. TIE matter causes much
lncai comment
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Jersey Anarchist. ON tho Anri.a. Seat.

JERSEY Cry, n. j., Nov 1.-The anarch-
lists and socialists of Hudson county will
hold great mass meeting Wednesday
night. Hand bills have been distributed in
the village inviting all sympathizers to be
present. Editor Sheyitch. OF the New York
Sociai3t. will be one of the speakers. SYM
pathy with the Chicago anarchists will be
the principal theme for discussion.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

LANSING, Mich, Nov. l.-For some rea-
son the Board of Control of the State school
for the Blind recently had iron bars placed
st The windows of the rooms of all the em
psoyes except the teachers. by way Of ie-
senting what they considered an insult.
seven employees OF both sexes resigned their
positions today. The feeling over the mat
Ter u strong.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02
Didn't Stay IonH Ennurh

VIcksBuEG, Nov. Two years ago AL
fred Waters grocery, in this place, was
bnrglarized. and two Of the burglars arrested
at the time were sent over the road. A
suspected third party escaped and went to
Indiana, but recently came back to Center
vile. Deputy Sheriff Tnayer arrested him
today near that place and took him to
Kalamazoo jail. His name is Jerome
Bland, colored.
Telegram-herald., 1887-11-02

IA Ola wom.a Arrested for roisosia<
her f.mily.

ctScIsskri. Nov. MIS-. Parker. aged
~, sas arrested his mosainx charged Win
hastag administered poison 10 Der daughter
Afs. e~hIais. Der son Joseph Parker aud
Ars. Csdllsfss son Fred, aged IA lester-
isf al sis cranberry pc. except Mrs.
Parker. and IA q ies minutes al except
Ms. Parker, we're FiOi@afiy ilL The puysi-
can sal it sas sfsenlcai poisoning A Mrs.
Cs1llAfs's husband died % poisoning lAst
Christmas ths horrible suspicion arose that
hsf mother was tie agent The family vii